Marquette Extends Winning Streak by Stifling Carr
Marquette defeated Notre Dame 1166 to 1166 by holding Austin Carr to 22 points, 16 below his average, and secured a 2 game win streak. Dean Meminger sank four late free throws as Marquette preserved a 12th win of the season. Kansas, Indiana, Illinois, Purdue, and Michigan State won their matchups in early season Big Ten and Big Eight action.
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Austin Carr
Notre Dame
Tanaheach
Carr
Warriors
Marquette
Dean Meminger
Tom Hawkins
Kansas
Georgia Tech
Indiana
Minnesota
Minois
Wisconsin
Purdue
Northwestern
Michigan State
Town
Bud Stallworth
Pierre Russell
West tops East as Wilkens MVP in All Star thriller
Seattle star-coach Lenny Wilkens earned MVP honors with 21 points in a 108-107 West victory over the East in San Diego. Lew Alcindor added 19 points and 14 rebounds while Willis Reed led the East with 14 points and 13 boards in a tense finish before 14,378 fans at the San Diego International Sports Arena.
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SAN Diego
UPI
Lenny Wilkens
Seattle SuperSonics
I Wilkens
Providence
Wilkens
Alcindor
Lew Alcindor
Bill Russel
Gus Johnson
West
Jo Jo White
San Diego International Sports Arena
Minneapolis man named boys' work secretary
Tom McSpadden of Minneapolis Minnesota assumed duties Tuesday as boys' work secretary. He is a recent graduate of George Williams College in Chicago.
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Tom McSpadden
Minneapolis, Minn
The
Here
George Williams College
Chicago
Hawkeyes rally but lose to Spartans in Big Ten clash
Michigan State overcame a 15 point second half margin to beat Iowa 81-79 at East Lansing. Fred Brown led Iowa with 30 points while Pat Miller, Rudy Benjamin, Brian Breslin and Brad Van Pelt paced MSU scoring. Michigan State improved to 1-1 in the Big Ten and 7-4 overall. Iowa dropped to 0-2 in the conference and 5-6 overall.
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Rick Yunkus
George McGinnis
Indiana
Hoosiers
Purdue
Northwestern
Boilermakers
Larry Weatherford
Ron Shoger
Wildcats
Rick Howat
Ilinois
Howat
Clarence Sherrod
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Towa
Rudy Benjamin
Spartans
Fred Brown
East Lansing
UPI
Iowa
Pat Miller
Kevin Kunnert
Spartan
Brian Breslin
Brad van Pelt
Keota Edged by English Valley 78 76 At Home
English Valley held off Keota 78 76 on the home court as Warren Peiffer produced 37 points and 31 rebounds. Teammate Denny Hawking added 19 and Murray Flander 16 as the Eagles drop to six wins four losses and 5 4 in the South Iowa Cedar League. Keota hosts BGM on Friday night.
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English Valley
Keota
Warren Peiffer
Eagles
South Iowa
Highland Wrestling Tourney Winners Named
Individual champions at the Highland High School annual wrestling tournament held Saturday. Winners include Beavers Mt. Pleasant at 105 and 126 Ibs, Becker Highland at 145 Ibs, Zaruba Solon at 185 Ibs, and Brown Washington heavyweight, among others with runners-up and placers across weight classes.
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Highland High School
Worrell
Solon
Goodwin
Wash
Steffens
Mt. Pleasant
Sexton
Highland
Beavers
Chandler
Lowa Valley
Schrader
Col. Jet
Cline
Washington
Smith
Schilling
Hanna
Mt Pleasant
Slaughter
Garvey
New London
Klopfenstein
Winfield
Kimm
Iowa Valley
Farrier
Columbus Junction
Kendall
Washingon
Reid
Underwood
Foss
Vaughn
Becker
Manning
Mt. Pleaant
Duke
Columbus
Whittaker
Washing
Doughty
Lyons
Hollingsworth
Robinson
Martin
McCoy
Peters
Parks
Greenlee
Ethart
Zaruba
Huddleston
Lovick
Loyd
Brown
Kelly
Siggerman
Finke
Fox Hunters Invited to Weekly Hunt near Washington
Area fox hunters are invited to meet Saturday at 9 30 am at Eureka church five miles south of Washington on the Coppock Road. Several coyotes are reported in the area and a good turnout is desired. Twenty three men hunted last Saturday and Rick Schlutz of Wapello bagged one fox.
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Eureka Church
Washington
Coppock Road
Rick Schlutz
Wapello
Cordless Power Scissors by Ronco Debuts
Ronco introduces Cordless Power Scissors designed for both hands with a comfortable grip and automatic switch. Operates on four C cell batteries for cordless cutting of material and patterns.
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Ronco
Highland High mat team sweeps Waco in dual meet
Highland High School tops Waco 32 18 in varsity and 19 13 in junior varsity wresting. Highland improved to 3 4 in varsity and 4 2 in JV with pins and decisions across weight classes. Next they travel to Iowa Valley at Marengo for a four team tournament Saturday starting at 2 p.m.
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Highland High School
Waco
Highland
Highland JV
Bob Sexton
Curtis Swan
Andy Colthurst
Tony Leiehty
Warren Burkholder
Skip Slaughter
Chuck Kron
Joe Clark
Bruce Hall
Norman Hirschy
Burdean Graber
Dave Bulger
John Becker
Hugh Miller
Jerry Becker
Tom Arbogast
Don Becker
Perry Moore
Doug Graber
Doug Corpmann
Stan Richardson
Steve Davis
Keith van Engen
Kirk Latta
Duane Rarick
Randy Thomann
Keith Sweeting
Leonard Corpeman
Rarick
Thomann
Sweeting
Corpman
Iowa Valley
Marengo
Hawks edge 0-High in conference showdown
Mid-Prairie beat University High 59 to 50 at Iowa City led by Steve Mast with strong scoring and Steve Yott adding 17 points. Andy Searle topped U High with 20, Tom Pef 18 as the Hawks pull away in a low scoring outing.
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Steve Mast
Mid - Prairie
University High
Iowa City
Mast
Steve Yott
Dick Ehrenfelt
Hawks
U - High
Andy Searle
Tom Pefwith
Durant
Wellman
Mid Prairie
U- High
Tri County Girls Rally But Fall Short To Waco
Tri County girls traded runs with Waco in a 58 58 final as Waco needed 43 points in the closing minutes. Joia Unkrieh hauled down 10 rebounds while Carolyn Axmear scored 40 and Susan Haubert 14 for Tri County. The Warriors travel to Central of Argyle Friday.
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Waco
Tri - County
Wariorettes
Joia Unkrieh
Carolyn Axmear
Susan Haubert
Warriors
Central
Argyle
Education week emphasizes smoking cessation efforts in Iowa
National Education Week on Smoking highlights seven years of public health outreach since the 1957 Surgeon General report. Governor Robert Ray signs a proclamation with Tom Anderson, a Greenfield High senior who pledged to quit smoking. Special anti smoking projects target schools, business, industry, clubs, and health professionals across the state.
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U.S
Iowa
Iowa Interagency Council On Smoking and Health
Interagency Council
Mary Radcliffe
Iowa Group
Greenfield High School
Bowling Tuesday Night Results Show Tight Team Scores
Local bowls recap lists match results with Home Town defeating Carson 3 0 Crawfordsville Bank losing 0 3 Moothart beating Worley 2 1 Mills 2 1 and team series leaders Iowa Cafe 2658 Moothart 2585 Team Game highs Iowa Cafe 947 and 903 Home Town 901 Individual series led by M Mitchell 571 F Palmer 567 Individual game high R Crone 237 M Mitchell 225.
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Home Town
Carson
Town Cafe
Crawfordsville
Bank
Moothart
Worley
Mills
Sligh
Iowa Cafe
M. Mitchell
F. Palmer
R. Crone
Moothart 2
Randler Worley
Gulfe IH
Crawfordsville Bank
Carson Plumbing of
Waco Boys Dominate Tri-County In Big Win
Waco powered to a 31 to 9 victory over Tri County, building a 23 to 4 first quarter lead. Jack Schrader led with 22 points and 13 rebounds, supported by Steve Rich 15 and Dave Schooley 10 among others. the team hit 37 of 81 shots.
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Waco
Tri County
Warriors
Jack Schrader
Gordon’ Roth
Spence Anderson
Steve Rich
Robert Osborne
Dave Schooley
Eric Hult- Guist
Gary Moore
Tim Martin
Mike Sheet
De Men urged to meet at The Willows this evening
The De Men are reminded of a business meeting at The Willows at 8 o clock this evening. Members are urged to read and those who choose to do so may meet earlier and participate in a buffet before the meeting opens. The note then mentions La Paz as the world’s highest capital.
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Washington
the Willows
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